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Mike in line for honorary degree
Photographer Mike Maloney is about to be presented with an honorary degree from the University of Lincolnshire and Humberside. The Lincoln-born snapper will become a Doctor of Arts in recognition of his work as a newspaper photographer, and for his
Johnston closes Lincoln Chronicle
Six staff are made redundant as free weekly ceases publication
Lincs website seeks new audience with standalone brand
Online team focus on breaking news as they “break the mould” for websites run by weekly papers
Closure threat for Lincoln Chronicle
Proposal follows “detailed review of the company”. 90-day staff consultation is now underway
Witty and warm-hearted Echo veteran has died
Tributes paid to much-loved columnist and raconteur
News in brief
Warwick Wise, a videojournalist with BBC Look North, and Chris Willey, news reporter of the Lincoln Chronicle, have given a lecture at the University of Lincoln, “Are the local media dumbing down?” The event replaced a scheduled lecture by award-winning
Honour in memory of Frank Palmer
The Nottingham branch of the National Union of Journalists has unveiled a tribute to journalist and author Frank Palmer. The memorial bench, at Keyworth Cricket Club, near Nottingham, bears the words “Ey up sunshine”, a familiar greeting to those who
A reporter in demand
Lincolnshire Echo reporter Sam McKay was puzzled when she began to get calls from other media about one of her stories. She had reported on a racist attack on two Greek brothers. But it seemed strange that she was being
A chance to remember Frank
The Nottingham branch of the National Union of Journalists is planning a memorial to journalist and author Frank Palmer, who died earlier this year aged 66. Mr Palmer was a keen member of the NUJ, and a former chairman of
Tributes are paid to Frank Palmer
Journalists throughout the UK will remember Frank Palmer with gratitude and affection. The 66-year-old author, who was the Daily Mirror’s man in the East Midlands for more than 20 years, died on Thursday at Nottingham’s Queen’s Medical Centre. He suffered